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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;JeffC, post: 2900437, member: 90913&quot;]&quot;Kentucky&quot; - Thanks very much for your input.&nbsp; Admittedly, being a beginner, I have much to learn.&nbsp; Up until a couple of days ago, I didn&#039;t even know what a bullion coin was.&nbsp; For a little background, here&#039;s what prompted my question.&nbsp; I bought a &quot;limited edition&quot;, Mercanti-signed 2017 MS-70 silver eagle.&nbsp; The label says it was struck at West Point, but there&#039;s no &quot;W&quot; mint mark.&nbsp; But when I went to the official US Mint website, I saw that their Silver Eagles minted at West Point had a &quot;W&quot; mint mark.&nbsp; So I asked them (US Mint) about it, and that&#039;s when I found out that the one without the &quot;W&quot; is probably a bullion coin.&nbsp; That got me to wondering if there is an intrinsic or other difference between the two.</p><p>&quot;Phil&quot; - Thank you for the link - I&#039;ll certainly check it out and revert.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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